Different beliefs of native americans – Religion

1 The state of anything being too many or too great

• -> Her extreme talent on music overpassed her teaching career.
• ->After the operation nurse felt extreme fatigue.

Opposite

Rare

2 not routine and common; something critical and big impact

• -> Our fligh is cancelled due to extreme weather conditions.
• ->The situaton is extreme said Uncle Joe, we need to return the camping area immediately.

Synonym

Unusual

3 Situation that is far from a valid and logical idea for many people

• -> Mrs.Diana has extreme views about this political issue.
• ->Mr. President's comrades has some extreme ideas on this topic.

4 The furthest point from a center, the utmost point of a place

• -> We will be in vacation in the extreme south part of the island Bonita this summer.
• ->She went missing in the extreme side of the counrty.

1 when something happens often and regularly

• -> He is a frequent visitor to the office.
• ->My headaches are less frequent now.
• ->Traffic accidents are terrifyingly frequent on holidays.

Synonym

recurrent, habitual, periodic

Opposite

inconstant, infrequent, irregular

1 possessing a significant impact on human beings or objects; being extremely valuable

• -> Your feelings are important to me.
• ->I want to talk to you about something very important.

Synonym

main,major

Opposite

unimportant

2 bearing a lot of power or impact

• -> Leos think that they are the most important creature in the world.
• ->Do you consider yourself as an important person?

1 To be acquainted by many people.

• -> She is a known singer.
• ->I don't have any known disease.

Synonym

studied

Opposite

unknown

1 to be alive

• -> Puppy was injured but live.
• ->I don’t care if you will never walk again, you're live.

Synonym

alive

Opposite

dead

2 at during or from the time of actual occurrence or performance.

• -> It was the first interview I'd done in front of a live audience
• ->It's the first live concert ever.
• ->I signed to take live lessons.

Synonym

connecting

Opposite

recorded

1 not being able to find the way

• -> Little girl was lost in crowd.
• ->In spite of the seeds they spilled on ground, Hansel and Gravel was lost in the woods.

Synonym

stray

2 anything that can't be gained; something that can't be found or made again

• -> You’ll regret the lost times you have spent playing games.
• ->She complains about her lost life after they forced her to marry.

3 cannot understand anything because of complexity

• -> I’m still trying to get familiar with the everything, I’m afraid that I’ll get lost.
• ->I think you were lost at the second part of the meeting.

Synonym

confused

1 not for general benefit; pertaining to or for the utilize of a specific individual or society

• -> Each room in the dormitory has private kitchen.
• ->These E-books are private for the students of our college.
• ->The studio has a private room for its loyal customers.

Synonym

confidential

2 targeted or concerning a specific individual or community of persons, not for the wider public or for others to be aware of

• -> It was rude of her to interrupt our private talk.
• ->We arranged a private meeting for the next week.
• ->I would like to give a private speech instead of an open one.

3 things you don't desire others to be aware of

• -> She felt close enough to him tell him about her private feelings.
• ->I still insist on not letting my private emotions show.

Synonym

secret

4 Instead of the government, an individuals or a special corporation owns or manages the property

• -> Most newly graduated teachers work in a private school for a few years while waiting to be assigned to a public school.
• ->Our new editor worked for a private broadcasting organization before he started working with us.
• ->I want to set up and run a private business firm on my own.

Opposite

public

5 where you're unlikely to be disturbed; calm

• -> We met with her in a private cafe around here.
• ->He found a more private place to give the present.

Opposite

public

6 Instead of laboring or performing for the government, an organization, or a corporation, you should perform or behave for oneself

• -> He works as a private dentist.
• ->a private ownership
• ->a private property

7 not in any way related to your job or formal status

• -> He tries not to mix his private life with work.
• ->They gathered for a private meeting.
• ->He called him for a private talk.

1 instead of anything which have been concocted or assumed, it is linked to reality

• -> It's not true that everyone will support you in your bad times.
• ->It's true that I'm marrying him.

Synonym

right, correct

Opposite

untrue

2 actual or accurate, particularly when it differs from how anything appears

• -> The true cost of the project is much higher.
• ->You couldn’t see the true meaning of this friendship.

Synonym

real

3 possessing the traits or attributes of the object specified

• -> She was a true friend who held my hand when I was in deep.
• ->The kid was a true genius.

4 utilized to accept that a reality or claim is valid, despite the fact that you believe that's what is extra significant.

• -> It's true that we worked hard but we could do better.
• ->True enough, but it doesn't explain your faults.

5 respecting and supporting a certain individual or ideology in a consistent manner, even in various scenarios

• -> I know my dad is true to his word.
• ->The country is true to democracy.

6 being an exact replica or reproduction of anything

• -> The report is true to the professor's lessons.
• ->True to my guessing, she was cheating on me.

1 a proclivity to trust that others are decent, ethical, etc.

• -> He's a trusting coworker.
• ->Don't worry I found some trusting customers.

1 hard to deconstruct

• -> We have an unbreakable love between us.
• ->Her unbreakable trust in me melted my heart.

Synonym

indestructible

Opposite

breakable

1 that has remained constant and steady

• -> I see that you remained unchanged since high school.
• ->The décor of my bedroom is unchanged.

Synonym

unaltered, unvaried

1 not characteristic of a person; not indicative of a person's behavior

• -> It's uncharacteristic of my mom to get very angry suddenly.
• ->Kids nowadays have an uncharacteristic display of anger.

Synonym

atypical, untypical

Opposite

characteristic, typical

1 At the moment of an real occurrence, it is aired; it is performed or captured at the period of a real performance

• -> She is on live in Instagram.
• ->The broadcast appears on live.

1 utilized to express that anything is widely believed to be real, even if it isn't definite

• -> The government reputedly spent $2 million for the bridge.
• ->She was reputedly schizophrenia.

Synonym

purportedly

1 in some kind of a manner that a group of people deems agreeable, pleasant, or accurate

• -> There are three respectably dressed woman in front of the door.
• ->He was respectably dressed in this black and white suit.

2 pretty good; in a manner that makes you feel no embarrassment

• -> I think I did respectably well for my age.
• ->He raced respectably in F1, becoming the last World Champion.

1 [uncountable] the fact of being real / living / of being present

• -> There are many people who question the existence of God.
• ->The theatre was opened in 17th century and still remains it's existence.

Opposite

non-existence

2 the condition or reality of being genuine, alive particularly when this is not easy or entertaining

• -> The girls on TV had miserable existences, I couldn't live in that conditions.
• ->Phones are indispensable parts of our everyday existence.

1 a sensation, circumstance, or style of acting that is as unlike to the next as feasible or is the complete antithesis of it

• -> I can't deal with the extreme behaviors of his anger problems.
• ->Extreme shyness can be very annoying.

2 the most intense or excessive form of anything

• -> I can see that he feels extreme pain in his chest.
• ->The weather will be extreme high next week.

1 a woman who acts as a protector to a baby or an animal; a female parent of a baby or an animal.

• -> I couldn’t see my mother since last year.
• ->I don’t know who is your mother.
• ->Her mother was waiting at the door.

1 all the flora, wildlife, and objects in the cosmos that were not created by humans

• -> I admire nature's ability to regenerate itself.
• ->My therapy was spending time in nature with him.

2 the manner incidents occur in the material realm when they are not under human's influence

• -> You should focus on your own business. Nature always does its own thing.
• ->No matter how hard we try, we cannot change the way nature works.

3 The form of reaction found in the soul of a people or any living thing.

• -> Fear is in my hamster's nature.
• ->It's in his nature to try to fix people and get angry at them for their mistakes.

Synonym

internal, disposition

4 a stuff's fundamental characteristics

• -> I see she's struggling for it even though she can't understand the nature of it.
• ->It's the nature of this job to listen and I'm not sure if I can do this.

5 a sort or subtype of anything

• -> I must try very hard to reveal an art of this nature.
• ->You have created a product far above its nature.

1 the title of becoming the military's lowest-ranking member

• -> You are out, Private
• ->Put your hands up, Private

1 Worshiping or believing in the god of a belief, connecting with the god with the help of the belief's leaders

• -> Religion played a huge role in politics.
• ->She told us that she didn't want to argue about religion and religious beliefs.

Synonym

faith, belief,worship

2 Actions associated with a belief's teachings

• -> She has her own thoughts about how all the religions were made up, but she is always respectful of what others think.
• ->For some foreigners, Islam is a complex religion.

Synonym

faith, belief

3 Thinking about something important enough to put it at the center of your life

1 to consider something in sometimes

• -> I will have to think before choosing a university.
• ->If you have a think before marrying someone, you have a healthier marriage.

1 without interruptions, keep happening something

• -> Our resentment with her has been continued for years.
• ->Although they have been married for 8 years, his love for his wife still continues.

2 going on a specific and same direction further

• -> She continued to drive for 2 kilometers on that rough road
• ->The road continues along the coast

3 to keep working in the same place or in the same position

• -> She continues to work as Director
• ->He continues to work as a cashier after his retirement

4 to begin something again after a long period

• -> The teacher said that we will continue with this topic next week.
• ->He continued his work after his paid leave.

5 after an interruption, starting talking back

• -> After giving me a short answer, she continued talking to him.
• ->He paused when he saw her, but then continued his speech.

1 frequent anything is to go to a specific location on a regular basis

• -> Rains are frequent here in the early summer.
• ->For the patients who frequent the woods, tick-borne disease is seen more.
• ->These bars are frequented by soldiers.

Synonym

visit

1 to possess a house in a certain place

• -> Do you know where she lives?
• ->I don’t have a house in Ankara yet.
• ->He has been living in Beytepe Campus for 3 years now.

Synonym

inhabit

2 to have life functions such as breathing, to be alive.

• -> I havent heard that her grandparents are still alive.
• ->She lived very well till her eighties.
• ->Living beings need to breathe and be nourished to live.

Synonym

exist, function

Opposite

die

3 to have life or remain alive at a certain period of time.

• -> She lived the best times of the country.
• ->Queen Victoria lived in the 18th century.
• ->He lived the excitement of the firtst concert taking place in Turkey.

Synonym

exist

4 to make your own choices in a certain way

• -> She got accustomed to living alone.

Synonym

spend

5 to be remembered and memorialized.

• -> Although we are not together, you are living in my heart.
• ->The memories will live with me till I die
• ->His ideas will live with us.

1 to take care of someone or something as she is one‘s mother, or as if she were

• -> I mothered two sons but no daughters.
• ->I hope to mother at least one little girl.

1 to have something that is belongs to anyone, especially because you bought it

• -> You don't own me.
• ->I own this company.

Synonym

have

Opposite

associate

2 to succeed thoroughly, especially in a competition; to completely defeat someone

• -> You owned me this time!
• ->I will own you next time.

Synonym

defeat

Opposite

disavow

3 being in charge of and responsible for something

• -> I decided to own my father's business.
• ->Then my daughter will own our business.

Synonym

accept

Opposite

reject

1 having a special opinion about something/somebody

• -> I think this was her bag but I'm not sure.
• ->I don’t think she'd want to leave us but I didn’t ask her about it.

Synonym

believe

Opposite

neglect

2 using mind to something, trying to solve problems

• -> I try to think clearly on this case but it gets rambled everytime.
• ->I didn’t think much on it.

Synonym

ponder

Opposite

hide

3 to create an idea of something

• -> Just think how would life be if there was no cars.
• ->I didn't think you'd come this early.

Synonym

imagine

Opposite

realize

4 to wait something

• -> I never thought that we could be enemies.
• ->This project is harder than I thought.

Synonym

expect

Opposite

know

5 To make something you say sound less definite or more pleasant, use this expression

• -> I thoguht you'd stay tonight.
• ->Do you think we could go out tomorrow?

Synonym

be polite

Opposite

be rude